Ohio Politician Committee Faces Difficult Report
The Foraker ballot box scandal committee in Ohio struggles to craft a report as Republicans Mason Cogswell and Struble weigh their options. In Boston, Blunt and Hobart vie for the Boston Custom House surveyor post amid senatorial courtesy. The piece also notes unlikely big-money campaigns and silver bill talks, with printing silver certificates looming if passed.
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Struble
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Haverhill
Francis A. Hobart
Braintree
Hoar
Dawes
House
Garfield
Mr. Grant
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Windom
Congress
Bureau
Internal Revenue
Nominations Sent to Senate for Diplomatic and Customs Posts
The President transmitted nominations to the Senate including Alexander C. Moore of West Virginia as minister resident and consul-general at Siam. Samuel H. Veveen of Illinois named as consul at Belleville Ontario and W J Holloway of Indiana at Stratford Ontario. Charles D Joslyn of Michigan to Windsor Ontario and William P Pierce of Georgia to Trinidad. Thomas Simpson nominated as collector of customs for Newburyport district Massachusetts and Dennis F Burke as assistant appraiser of merchandise at New York.
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Michigan
Trinidad
William P. Pierce
Georgia
Thomas ©. Simpson
Newburyport
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Frank Nominated for Congress by Portland Democrats
The first district Democratic convention in Portland unanimously nominated Melvin P. Frank for Congress. Resolutions denounced the federal election bill as tyrannical, urging fidelity to the 1888 Democratic platform. Frank, 48, gray Cumberland native, Taft College graduate, senior partner at Frank & Larrabee, previously served as Maine House Speaker in 1879.
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Market notes from New York and rail lines over Sub June 1890
A stock market roundup reports strong New York activity near July 1 with a half holiday shadow. Atchison, Pullman, Kearsarge gains, and a Conway line note on Concord & Montreal bonds. Edison Electric illuminating earnings show net $65,000 for four months. Lehigh Valley plans a 100 mile Geneva to Buffalo line. Pacific Mail and O & O decline subsidy, Canadian Pacific may move ships to San Francisco. Lake Shore highlights leverage and asset spending, with earnings in 1890 forecast near 7-12 percent and potential stock value around 150 within years.
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Stanley's Perilous Feat In Darkest Africa Volumes Published
Two large volumes of Henry M. Stanley's In Darkest Africa reveal his speedy writing feat and a narrative rich with energy and piety. The Emin Relief Expedition leader claims to have written the thousand plus pages in fifty days aided by letters and telegrams, while detailing his harsh trek through Central Africa from Stanley Pool to Yambuya and the chain of misfortunes, loyalty, and starvation faced by his crew.
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Troup
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Kasongo
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Aruwimi
Panga Falls
Ugarrowwa
Nelson
Central
Emin Pasha and Stanley at Zanzibar A Vivid Memoir
The review extols a detailed narrative of Emin Pasha and Henry Morton Stanley’s expedition. It highlights Emin’s disciplined troops and civilizing efforts yet notes growing suspicion of his credulity amid rebel perfidy. The piece reflects on the complex portrayal and enduring fascination of the Sterndale-like journey.
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World Fair vice-presidents named from five states
Curia coop June 29 the World's Fair commissioners named as vice-presidents Thomas M Waller of Cincinnati M H De Young of California D B Penn of Louisiana G W Allen of New York and A B Andrews of North Carolina A treasurer and a director-general will be chosen later by the permanent organization committee and named.
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M. H. de- Young
California
D. B. Penn
Louisiana
G. W. Allen
New York
A. B. Andrews
North Carolina
Alexander-Emmons wedding at Portledge Clifton
A June 26 ceremony conducted by Rev Edward Everett Hale united Junius B Alexander Jr and Effie Shaw Emmons, daughter of J Frank Emmons, at Portledge Clifton Staten Island. Also June 26 Roxbury witnessed Cutler Richards as William James Cutler wed Eliza Lawrie Richards. Roxbury June 18 Crombie Dove wed Mary Wyman Dove. Dorchester June 21 Field Cunningham Edwin Francia Field and Claire Hervey Cunningham. Lex ington June ? Reed Gilmore William Wadsworth Reed to Katie Sophie Gilmore.
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Clifton
Staten Island
Edward Everett Hale
Junius B. Alexander, Jr
Effie Shaw Emmons
J. Frank Emmons
Cutler—Richards
Roxbury
Percy Browne
William James Cutler
Eliza Lawrie Richards
Crombie—Dove
A.J. Patterson
K. L. Rexford
Death notices from Denver to Nantucket and Acton
Death notices list several induviduals: Mary Belle Butters of Denver wife of Henry A. Butters and daughter of Alvah M. Davis of Melrose Mass. Mary L Clapp of South Boston wife of Peleg F. Clapp 47. Caleb Dyer of Roxbury former Wellfleet resident 76. W W Davis of Acton 66. Edward Crehore Harris of Nantucket 41. Margaret Morley of Boston city 23 with 2 months. Funeral for Margaret Morley from 9 Camden Street June 30 at 8:30, Requiem Mass St Patrick's Church 9.
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Roxbury
Caleb Dyer
Wellfleet
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Harris
Nantucket
Edward Crehore Harris
Morley
Margaret
William Morley
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Camden Street
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